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Nutrition
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The South Beach Diet Put To the Test
The South Beach Diet promises to help you lose weight, lower your cholesterol,
reduce your risk of heart disease and diabetes, and get rid of cravings
without feeling hungry. Does it work? |
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The Glycemic Index Myth Revealed
Many people are surprised to learn that eating more carbohydrate-rich
foods with a low glycemic index and fewer carbohydrate-rich foods with
a high glycemic index has little effect on weight loss. |
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Should You Worry About Eating Meat?
If you're trying to lose weight by following the wildly popular Atkins
diet, then you may be increasing your risk of developing diabetes... or
so the headlines tell us. |
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A Calorie Is A Calorie... Right?
"A calorie is a calorie, regardless of where it comes from," says Dr. Elizabeth Pivonka. There are no foods that increase your metabolic
rate, or help you burn calories. Is she right? |
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The Anatomy of a Balanced Diet
You'll often hear nutritionists extol the virtues of a simple "balanced" diet. If weight loss were really that simple, why is there so much uncertainty and confusion? What does eating "right" actually mean? |
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The Great Big Meal-Timing Myth
One of the more common recommendations in most diets is to eat your largest meal of the day in the morning, and avoid eating after a certain time of day. Is when you eat really that important? |
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Should You Eat A Raw Food Diet?
Raw foods are supposed to be "better in every way" than their
cooked counterparts. Do we really need to eat food in its raw form to
get the maximum benefit? |
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What Is The Insulin Index?
The insulin index was developed to overcome some of the limitations of the glycemic index. Does it work and should you use it? |
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